The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-08-28

Your Friends---Where They are and
What They are Doing.


ton for few days last week.
Miss Belle Fleming is spending a
few days with friends in Fairmont.
Mrs. DIR. A. F. Hustead, of Wheel
ing, is visiting at Mrs. /. 5. Hough's.
Mr.. N. NJ. Waters went home yes
terday and will remain until about
Sept. |.
Mr.. Jos. Allender and family re-
I turned to their home in Keyser on
Monday.
DIR. G. b. Morris came on Satur-
day to fulfill his professional engage
ment here.
Miss Nellie Sweeney Palmer was
a guest at the Seminary for few
days this week.
James Mackey, of Uniontown, Pa,
was visiting his brother, DR.. H. N.
Mackey last week.
S. B. Mcyicker is in Wheeling at
tending the reunion. Col. Snider,
we learn will go to-day.
Rev. Geo. NJ. Kelly, after spending
a short vacation here, returned on
Friday to Grantsville, Nd.
Profs. Elliott and Pell came to
this place yesterday. They returned
to Masontown this morning.
Joe McGraw, Charley Durbin and
Charlie Walker, of Grafton, spent
yesterday fishing near Opekiska.
Mr.. II. p. Snyder, editor of the
Connellsville Courier and Miss An
ME Roberts will be married to-day.
Mrs. j. NJ. Hagans and Miss
Louisa Wiley went to Mt. Lake
Park on Saturday to spend a few
days.
Miss Fannie Stealey who has been
visiting friends i'll town for some
time past has returned to her home
in Clarksburg.
Prof. V. w. Leavift, of Parkers-
burg, who has been rusticating on
Cheat for some time, returned to his
home yesterday.
Prof. Wiley, who has been quite
i'll for nearly two weeks, though not
confined to his bed, is all right
again, we are glad to say.
DR.. J. H. Lawhead, of Smithtield,
Pa, spent Sunday with friends in
town. He was accompanied by Mr.
Wade, of Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. John Barton Payne, of Chi
cago, arrived in Kingwood last
Thursday and will spend some time
with friends here.-Argus.
We learn that Brison Merrifeld
was thrown from horse at Smith
town few days ago and seriously
though not fatally injured.
Misses Lizzie Teter and Flo and
Dora Arnett, of Arnettsville, were
the guests of Mrs. W. w. Keener,
on the West Side last week.
John A. Crawford went to his
home in Wheeling on Monday. He
will return in time to go into camp
with the cadet corps on the 31st.
The New DOMINION is indebted to
John II. Smyth and Eliza Davis, two
leading citizens of Cass district for
favors extended since our last issue.
Mrs. Fannie Mcdonald, of Boston,
nee Fannie Fleming, arrived here
yesterday evening and will be the
guest of her aunt Miss Sarah Lazier
for few days.
Clarence McVicker went to Wheel
ing yesterday to take in the big re-
union and visit his sister, Mrs. Ella
Reed. The New DOMINION wishes
him pleasant trip.
Our clever friend John M. Boyles,
of Clinton district, dropped in ON
Saturday and advanced the figures
on his subscription several notches.
We make our best bow to John and
add thank'ee.
Prof A. j. Hare came home on
Monday, having been summoned on
account of the very serious accident
that befell his brother on Friday
evening last an account of which |
will be found in another column.
Chas. Golf and brother, r. w.
Goff, of Beverly, are spending few
days in town. Charley is reviewing
some of his old school day scenes
and his brother is trying to recuper-
ate from an attack of typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Arnett, Mrs.
Dr. w. C. Jamison and Miss Irene
Smith, all of Fairmont, were here a
few days ago en- route home from a
trip to Brandonville, where they had |
been enjoying the mountain air for
some time.
Mrs. w. I. Lantz and son, Jas. B.
and Miss Emma Lantz left Tuesday
for Cresson Springs, a beautiful
eastern mountain resort on the
Pennsylvania R. R., where they will
sojourn a few weeks for the benefit
of Mrs. Lantz's health Waynes-
burg Democrat.
Mr.. Jno. A. Jones, of Huntington,
has been visiting his parents and
old friends at Laurel Point, the first
time for several years. Mr.. Jones
is one Of the most prosperous and
widely known citizens Of the grow
ing city of Huntington. We are
pleased to note his success.
Rev. A. A. Waters, who has been
doing excellent work in the ministry
in Illinois for several years, is visit
ing his old home near Laurel Point
Mr. Waters is an alumnus of the
University, having graduated with
high honor in the class of 1880. His
many old friends in Monongalia are
glad to see him again.
Mr.. Eliza Sheets and wife, of Wells
burg, and his brother U. j., of West
Newton, Pa, sons of Mr. Alpheus
Sheets, are visiting the old home
here. Eliza is prosperous mer-
chant and Jerome holds desirable
position. Both are prosperous and
both are cordially welcomed back to
the old place by their numerous
friends.
Prof. Simon Boyers, son of S. L.
Boyers, of Cass district, left on Mon
day for Redwood, Ohio, where he
has been elected Principle of the
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